This is how we power our pinball machines in green states.

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I figure as soon as we suck the last few barrels of oil out of the middle east, all will be good.

World peace will follow and a new age will begin.

I don't know where you live, but bacon's $5 a pound here. That's why instead of investing in energy, I invest in pork belly futures.

I guess we won't be needing that wall then.

And better training for their employees.

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"Natural gas-fired power plants typically account for more than one-half of in-state electricity generation."

That totally makes sense with all the Mexican food restaurants there are.

The only part of this discussion I find useless is when people that run their AC all summer and their heater all winter and drive hundreds of miles a week tell those of us that don't how we need to save energy.

Good point. But to me not using excessive amounts of energy or as little as possible is a similar goal.

I eat plenty of meat and dairy, but can't stand LED bulbs. And my quality of life is just fine.

Latest word is a lot of our smog is coming from fertilizer and not so much cars anymore.

So the best thing to do would be Ca. not being such an agricultural force anymore. And let each state grow it's own crops.

Ironic that we live in Orange County and our orange juice comes from Florida. But they would have a hard time beating our Avocados.

By taking care of and watering the orange tree in my back yard, it produces some of the tastiest and juiciest oranges around, but I can see how on a larger scale a moister climate would produce juicier oranges overall.